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NJPW Reviews

NJPW Strong Style Evolved Review w/ Dan Lovranski

March 26, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and Wai Ting review NJPW Strong Style Evolved from Long Beach, CA featuring The Golden Lovers vs. The Young Bucks, one of the more emotional wrestling matches we’ve seen in recent memory. We also discuss the strengths and disadvantages of the AXS TV production featuring Jim Ross and Josh Barnett, Jay White vs. “Hangman” Page, Minoru Suzuki/Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Kazuchika Okada/Tomohiro Ishii, Will Ospreay vs. Jushin “Thunder” Liger, an appearance from Rey Mysterio and more.

MCU L8R / POST Movie Reviews

NETFLIX REVIEW: Icarus (2017)

March 15, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and Wai Ting review the Oscar-winning 2017 Netflix original documentary “Icarus”, directed by Bryan Fogel. In this hour-plus review, we discuss our thoughts on the many twists of this incredible documentary, its impact on Russia’s ban from the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, as well as our individual views about drug testing and PED use in professional wrestling and MMA.

PODCASTS

REWIND-A-WAI #6: WrestleMania XX

March 8, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and Wai Ting review WWE WrestleMania XX featuring Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg in a match mired by both men’s impending departures, plus two world title matches that culminated in a now-haunting celebratory image of Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero only years before tragedy would enter both of their lives.

Ask-A-Wai

ASK-A-WAI: Ask Us Anything! (March 2018)

March 1, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

Is NJPW too conservative with their global expansion? Are the glory days of the UFC over? How do we feel about putting our content behind a paywall? Do Wai’s parents understand what he does for a living? These topics discussed and more as John Pollock and Wai Ting answer any and all of their patrons’ questions from the POST Wrestling Forum.

PODCASTS

NJPW 46th Anniversary Show Preview with John Pollock & WH Park

February 28, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and WH Park go through the highlights from the New Beginning in Osaka card, the reunion of The Golden Lovers and reaction at the Honor Rising shows, a preview of next week’s 46th Anniversary card for New Japan, a breakdown of the New Japan Cup brackets with opening round predictions, Golden Lovers vs. Young Bucks in Long Beach, All Japan’s recent Yokohama event and Champion Carnival lineup, the new All Japan streaming service, WH’s live reports from Stardom and Dragon Gate, and lots more on a packed show!

PODCASTS

WWF Coliseum Video: Battle Royal at the Albert Hall (1991) Review

February 15, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and Wai Ting dig into the WWE Network’s newly released Coliseum Home Video Classics archive to review Battle at the Royal Albert Hall. Highlighted by a 20-Man Battle Royal for the “prestigious” Royal Samovar Trophy, the show features early 90’s appearances from Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair, Roddy Piper, The Undertaker, The Legion of Doom and of course, The British Bulldog in his home country.

PODCASTS

UFC 221 Post Show with John Pollock & Mike Bohn of USA Today / MMA Junkie

February 11, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock is joined by Mike Bohn of MMA Junkie & USA Today to run through the UFC 221 pay-per-view event from Perth, Australia. We discuss Yoel Romero’s failure to make weight and then stops Luke Rockhold in the main event, where this put both men coming out of this fight, a horrendous foul during one of the main card bouts, several solid performances throughout the card, and lots more.

PODCASTS

REWIND-A-WAI #3: WrestleMania X-8

January 25, 2018 POST Wrestling Staff

John Pollock and Wai Ting travel back to March 2002 to review WrestleMania X-8 from The SkyDome in Toronto and review the show, featuring The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan, the build up the Undisputed title match starring “Lucy the Dog”, the odd pairings on the show, the changing face of the company and the status of Steve Austin during this time period.